The supervisory authorities may make different types of decisions in connection with the enforcement of these Regulations. An example of a decision may be an order from a supervisory authority to comply with the requirement in the Regulations to ensure that the enterprise has established internal control. Another example could be ordering an enterprise to comply with the requirements to document internal control. Such decisions will normally take the form of individual decisions that can be appealed to the immediate superior to the administrative agency that made the decision (see the overview below). Orders relating to system failures etc. are issued based on the Internal Control Regulations. Orders concerning specific violations of the underlying laws and regulations are issued pursuant to the Internal Control Regulations. Both types of decision can be appealed to the immediate superior to the administrative agency that made the decision.Decisions made by the Labour Inspection Authority may be appealed to the Directorate of Labour Inspection. Decisions made by the Directorate of Labour Inspection in the first instance may be appealed to the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs.Decisions made by the municipal council or the County Governor may be appealed to the Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Planning. Section 28, paragraph two of the Public Administration Act applies to other municipal decisions.Decisions made by the Local Electrical Safety Inspection Authorities may be appealed to the Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Planning.Decisions made in the first instance by the Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Planning may be appealed to the Ministry of Justice and Public Security.Decisions made by the County Governor as the first instance may be appealed to the Norwegian Environment Agency.Decisions made by the Norwegian Environment Agency as the first instance may be appealed to the Ministry of Climate and Environment.Decisions made by the Norwegian Industrial Safety Organisation may be appealed to the Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Planning.Decisions made by the Norwegian Maritime Authority concerning recreational craft may be appealed to the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries.Decisions made by the Directorate of Health may be appealed to the Ministry of Health and Care Services.Decisions made by the Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority pursuant to radiation protection laws may be appealed to the Ministry of Health and Care Services.Decisions made by the Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority pursuant to pollution laws may be appealed to the Ministry of Climate and Environment.Decisions made by the Civil Aviation Authority pursuant to the Working Environment Act may be appealed to the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs.
